This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Phc Holdings Corporation. Active years: 2024.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2024
Title: Hiroki Yamaji: Pharmaceutical Storage Innovation
Introduction
Hiroki Yamaji is an inventor associated with Kagawa, Japan, and PHC Holdings Corporation. His patent work includes a design for pharmaceutical storage that supports the handling of medicines equipped with IC tags.
Latest Patents
Yamaji is credited with 1 patent, titled “Pharmaceutical Storage Box.” The invention describes a box designed to move in and out of a pharmaceutical refrigerator. Its bottom plate holds a pharmaceutical product fitted with an IC tag, while a removable side plate carries an antenna for interacting with the tag. Additional removable side and back plates connect to the bottom plate, with connection structures that allow the side plates to be attached in different configurations. The design combines modular construction with a way to support identification or tracking of stored pharmaceuticals.
Career Highlights
Yamaji’s listed patent reflects work on equipment for pharmaceutical storage and handling. The invention’s refrigerator-compatible, movable box and IC-tag antenna arrangement address the organization and identification of tagged medicines.
Collaborations
Yamaji’s listed coworkers include Motohiro Kawakami and Hideyuki Morii. His patent is associated with PHC Holdings Corporation.
Conclusion
Hiroki Yamaji’s pharmaceutical storage box patent presents a modular approach to storing and identifying IC-tagged medicines in a pharmaceutical refrigerator.
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